Random 80s NHL

Random pictures of NHL players from the eighties. Helmets optional. Brown goalie equipment. Sutter brothers.

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@ThatEricAlper Didn’t like it.

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Gary Suter 1985-86 Calder Trophy winner. #Flames 1989 Stanley Cup winner. 1145 games scored 844 points.

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Mario Lemieux Calder Trophy winner 1984-85. #LetsGoPens

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@LIHockeyHistory @grabs40 Had some good years on Broadway!

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Steve Larmer. Calder Trophy winner in 1982-83. Scored 43 goals. HOF worthy?

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Tom Barrasso. 1983-84 Calder Trophy winner. Only five goalies have won the Calder since he did. The last was Steve Mason in 2008-09. #Sabres

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Mario Lemieux Calder Trophy winner 1984-85. #LetsGoPens

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Tom Barrasso. 1983-84 Calder Trophy winner. Only five goalies have won the Calder since he did. The last was Steve Mason in 2008-09. #Sabres

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Steve Larmer. Calder Trophy winner in 1982-83. Scored 43 goals. HOF worthy?

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Dale Hawerchuk Calder Trophy winner. 1981-82. #GoJetsGo

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Peter Stastny Calder Trophy winner in’81. #Nordiques

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In 1989 Mats Sundin was selected first overall by the #Nordiques. First European player selected first overall in NHL history. 🇸🇪🇸🇪🇸🇪 #HHOF @LeafsAlumni #Jofa

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First overall pick in ���88 was Mike Modano. The #NorthStars selected him, moved to Dallas then won the Stanley Cup in 1999. #HHOF

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First overall pick in 1987 was Pierre Turgeon. #Sabres traded him to #Isles for Pat LaFontaine. Played 1,294 games and scored 1,327 points. #stlblues #GoAvsGo

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First overall pick in 1986 was Joe Murphy. He won an NCAA championship with @MSU_Hockey, a Calder Cup and a Stanley Cup. #LGRW

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The first overall pick in ‘85 was Wendel Clark. #LeafsForever legend. Had some really good years for the Leafs. @LeafsAlumni His first year he scored 34 goals. And he was a defenseman in junior??

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1984 first overall pick in the NHL draft was a guy named Mario Lemieux. Great player that saved the #LetsGoPens franchise. Arguably the second best player of the modern era. #HOF Two time Stanley Cup winner as a player. Won every piece of NHL hardware at least once.

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Brian Lawton was the first overall pick in 1983 of the #MinnesotaNorthStars. @VintageMNHockey And the St Louis Blues didn’t participate in the draft after the NHL blocked their move to #Saskatoon! @brianlawton9